Research Guides: How to Find Images: News Images

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AP Newsroom This link opens in a new window
Publication Dates: 1844-Present
Current and historical archive of photographs, graphics, audio, and text created by the Associated Press.

Harper's Weekly
Publication Dates: 1857-1912
Definitive U.S. newspaper of record for the latter part of the 19th century and early 20th. Includes illustrations.
Illustrated London News Historical Archive
Publication Dates: 1842-2003
Known as the world's first pictorial weekly newspaper.

PressReader This link opens in a new window
Contains international newspapers as they appear on the newsstand on the day they are published. Includes many non-English newspapers. Archives are maintained for 90 days.
To save images, print page to Adobe Printer then import into Photoshop to crop image
ProQuest Historical Newspapers (US) This link opens in a new window
Searches across the full text and images of major U.S. and Black historical newspapers. Includes New York Times, Boston Globe, Chicago Defender, L.A. Times, and more.
Readers' Guide Abstracts This link opens in a new window
Publication Dates: 1983-Present
Includes summaries of articles from popular and general interest magazines published in the U.S. and Canada. Use the FindText button to get the full text of the article.
To find illustrations, use the Physical Description field.
Readers' Guide Retrospective This link opens in a new window
Publication Dates: 1890-1982
Includes summaries of articles from popular and general interest magazines published in the U.S. and Canada. Use the FindText button to get the full text of the article.
To find illustrations, use the Physical Description field.

Times (London) Digital Archive
Publication Dates: 1785-2012
Contains full content of the newspaper including advertisements, editorials, reviews, stock exchange tables, and weather reports. Limit your search to "Articles With Illustrations" or select "Picture Gallery" for photographs only.